The reason is that for some employees there are no correctly posted documents for accrual and deductions for the reporting period — this is exactly why the data does not appear in the form during automatic filling. This has been confirmed by checking the database.
What needs to be done
Even if the accrual documents visually appear to be posted, in fact for some employees they are posted incorrectly or not in full — this is why the form does not see the PIT and OPV data for these lines.
Procedure:
1. Check the payroll accrual and deduction documents for the period specifically for the employees whose lines in Tax Form 200.00 remain empty.
2. Re-post these documents — both accruals and deductions.
3. After re-posting, generate Tax Form 200.00 again by clicking "Fill".
After re-posting the documents, the employee data, including PIT and OPV, is filled in correctly in the form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did some employees get filled in and others didn't, even though all accruals seem to have been made?
This means that specifically for the "empty" employees, the accrual or deduction document was posted incorrectly — the program formally sees the document, but its data does not get into the report. The solution is to re-post the documents for these employees.
Do I need to re-post all documents for the period, or only for the problem employees?
It is enough to re-post the documents for those employees who still have empty PIT and OPV lines in the Tax Form.
What should I do if the data still doesn't appear after re-posting?
In this case, it is worth checking the accrual document itself again — the problem may be in its content, not just in the posting status — and then generate the report again.